xml parsing in python

ex.py

from xml.etree import ElementTree

tree = ElementTree.parse('Users.xml')
root = tree.getroot() # <Element 'users' at 0x105f0e950>
#The root is an array/iterator, so child elements can be accessed with array syntax
row = root[0] # <Element 'row' at 0x105f0e9b0>
row.attrib['DisplayName'] # This is how you access attributes directly

data = []
for row in root:
  user = {} 
  user['DisplayName'] = row.attrib['DisplayName'])
  user['Location'] = row.attrib['Location']
  data.append(user)
  
#You could also use a tuple instead of a dictionairy 

for row in root:
  data.append((row.attrib['DisplayName'], row.attrib['Location']))